The Road to Happiness (1421H - 2001 AD) (REVISED AND EDITED BY TRANSLATION CENTER - AL - MUNTADA AL - ISLAMI)

Most people are unanimous in agreement about the pursuit of one goal in their life: happiness. This is true of all people whether they are devoutly religious or atheist, leaders or followers, rich or poor; they all want to achieve happiness. However, people belong to different religious denominations, or schools of thought, and have different feelings, wishes and aspirations, making it difficult to reach one universal definition of happiness. Notwithstanding the consensus of all human beings on seeking happiness, it is not surprising that different individuals and different group of people have chosen and defined for themselves differing ways and avenues to achieve this common goal. In so doing a large number of them seem to have missed the target and have only succeeded in attaining what can be termed as "illusory" and "transitory" happiness as opposed to "real" and "permanent" happiness. With this fact in mind, the goal of this book is to reexamine two of the most popular concepts of what leads to happiness in order to establish whether or not these concepts truly lead to happiness, which so many people seem to be searching for.

Title: The Road to Happiness (1421H - 2001 AD) (REVISED AND EDITED BY TRANSLATION CENTER - AL - MUNTADA AL - ISLAMI)